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The Killing of a Yemeni Child and the Shooting of Two Women by Al-Houthi Militia in Ta ' Izz

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A child was killed, and two women were shot by Houthi militia snipers on Friday, in Ta ' izz governorate of Yemen.

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A child was killed, and two women were shot by Houthi militia snipers on Friday, in Ta ' izz governorate of Yemen.

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Sana ' a: Yemen ' s Human Rights Centre, on Saturday, documented the killing of 51 civilians and the wounding of 85 civilians, including 43 children and 19 women, as a result of attacks attributed to Al-Houthi in Ta ' izz governorate, south-west of the country, within 12 days, amid the escalation of confrontations between Government forces and Al-Houthi in Ta ' izz and other Yemeni governorates, as part of an operation launch…

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In Yemen, two people, including a child, were killed in Houthi attacks on Lahij and Taiz. A Somali national was killed in an attack on the Haraz Refugee Camp in Lahij, and a 12-year-old child died from sniper fire in Taiz; the Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights condemned the attacks.

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In Yemen, two people, including a child, were killed in Houthi attacks on Lahij and Taiz. The Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights condemned the attack on the Haraz Refugee Camp, stating that a Somali national was killed in the attack. In Taiz, a 12-year-old child was killed by Houthi sniper fire.

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